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-.7 rr n T TY (". r - ,7 7 1171 4 ~i_~ - OF 1?UllIBEIt 54E7.1 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN - r -GA RM. N. ° 1 ‘ 10 110"; FVFNINGArch 22, 1810; r r . , whi t,e perf . rruc:i the Pla l / 4 of HENIIY THE FOURTH; Part I. l igigy the l'ourti:, King of Eugland, Mr: MURRAY ; Henn, l'nuce,ol - Waks Mr, C. KF. NIB E ; Prince kho or Lancaster, Mr. IVIVNAGE ; 'Earl of WeStmGrviaird, :11 . r %VA DD ; Earl •cr . Dott,tas, -11 r . ,(.: R E MONT; Hotspur, Mr K E 61, ; Sir Walter Blunt, Mr. EG E RTON ; Sir Richard Vernon; Mr. BRUNTON ; Sir. John ,falstaff, ~ir. COOK E ; • • Bardolph, Mr. DAV ENPORT ;, • Lady Percy, Miss I , RISTOW ; 'llbstess, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To wKic'h' will be added, a Musical Farce,. called • PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Don Ail:Orlin , Mr. RFPERIkS; Tropic, Air. „BELLAMY • I'aui, INCLEDON . • Dominique,. Mr.. SIMMONS; • • Sebastian, 11 1 1r..C.L:A4P•MONT ; ; Diego; Mr.,KING Viiginia, • Adrs. H. :FIN:, lON ; MO. !ASTON ;• , • Clara, Mrs. COA I'ES ; ". • • B Ma r y, 0-liss MART YIC. 4 1 ° X . es 7s. Second Price 3s. tid.—Pit 3s 6d. Second : Price 1; 1 ;allery as. Secinich'rice is.—Upper Gallery is. ' 4 :"s. for the Bakes. to'be taken ot- Mr. Branden, the r ou Qlfiqc, in, Prince's; place, Hart-streer, tram Ten r. temZlionrs he - opened at Halt past five, and the Play Ll.talt..past Sit'. - • - 'l -n Sidurd;:y thc! Moor of Venice;' with Tom 1:112. C.; eat )11 V., , ilday„ M Kiiig Lem:: PedrittliOn The ercha.rit or irepice with :•lrisii!nan in Lunoon.. ' • ..• ll,' new/ Coineciy, in Five Ads, called How to Tease, and ot w to Please, is n rellearia,,-and due be given 1 !s•-tirst er or . a,. SIXTH 1 • LYC4.1.41 THEATRE. IJ nlerthe Special License Zit the Lt) R;) CUA MBE R LAI N, -.__Cl:anted for the present Season to theloint application of - alrl'aftis - prilicipalfy interested. THEIR Majesties' Strvatits,. forming the COM "'ANY t,tthe late. I>RURY LANE THEATRE, T.O.M'O'R'ROW EVENING, March ii , ISto, p'ef -74 a new serw-cffinic Opera i called - • THE MANIAC! Or, THU ,-;VIS4'.BANDETTI. _ )The - ' Mr: PHI LIP Mr. 11c4LLAND, " . Mr : W.,RO•i:( I 4iTON, .vlr. RAYMOND, Mr. !. Mr. SMI a TH. ociv,mit.,l 4 .vIATHEWS, " Airs. M-OUN.r IN, Mrs. BISHOP, • • Mrs.•I3LAND. ' Otter Which (istli titife)- a' net.; Musical Farce, in Two Aos, clited • HI - I'DR MISS ! . . : Charaders. by • Mr. PEN( EY. M.r, D 1 CAMP, Mr. NINTH EMS, Mr. KNIGHT,. Mr. lON.NSTON-E,.-,Mi 1 2 1.1 ER, Mr. , M I El. ER, Mr EVANS, • 'Mrs. MA I, Docks. Misi KELLY, - • -,. Airs. BLAND." t i T l o aes 6s. Second Price 3-s._—Pir 35.. 6d Second Price as.— ierY ripe 6c', zs. Scecond Price ts. •-Upper Gallery is. Second lii. • I)lce,,s to be taken of Mr. Sprtng, in the Box -I.)r,!c,* 711 -the Strins.l entrance; of whotn may-alsa.be- had „ (. maxes n!,. , titiv. Satktrday, 1 he Maniac I•or, The Swiss Bapditti; with ur Piss, 4( HOPE INSURANCL CONINANY. 2 LIFE, AND. AN\L'ITIES-CAP.FCAL TWO • . ' ''. . • MILLIONS. .. . . . '" °face, LUDGATE-HILL, London. t i,clisoNs itlliired Witil ) . thi's CitfiCe, t,!..htise Ppli .. . . 11 1 4 . !...te *expire at !I.atty ii:ty, are r6pe , ,ttfutly -nit . nrmed,, tl Q l: 4 :ceiPti for ffie WeneWtirttf tht same N+:-now ready for the, ',''''.' at thi Offit.c, and with- the rpptci.ve 'AOnts of "nipanv thrtapghti . t4 iriPA>ttht:d..kind-n - t*•: . `4„ T ,; ' - .'"' •• `• 117Itrf .4 lki ti t; 1:t y, ..,sccritary ti o „,•-' Polici,c...s of I nsurance•;•`l+ltk-h ex pireat vf.... above pc ., sitouLd he• rene'v‘ed V. - it in t ittc.en Plstb.-teAtor. • ~_ • ROYAL F.X . C•3I-I.AN'GE A'SirtiaANCE ()-F ICE, . • t a blislied by Royal Charterin the - 'l4lgrifeat King Geo,* the Hut.. T ' Pr6iniums. fall die on 251 , are, bereby r inl ,. .l,l , o4.l; - ,04. Reci:lpts thenkrAT reztly . lo vere d at ate Coinpuhy'.4 01flet civets, .vet Let: Exch a nge . . as by ilteir is IL e Akinti.in . the, several. C,o!:rwes.; -aiol ! tbr l'artieb to apply .-Or the Reno.Nal of,'(beir t te on or befare ~the - 011 -,of iirikneit, - as the usual 1 - 3 al s.al invVed. far Payment, beyond :he Date if each Po:- SAMUEL FENNING, jp.n, Secretary. , • .• Att' . tUrennanee is given, dally,, at Km said Offices, for the As "ce`of 'Buildings; 'Coods:' rtlercriincliie; and Ships, in tv'tbour, in Dock, or whila %aiding, from LoSibf Damage li' e !..'re.; and a!su ' fig the Assn ranc2 of, and granting A nnui .. L on, 'Lives. .A,7 -11 . 'Fire Policies will be issued free nF 'Expellee to the where'the Anttual Premium amounts to 6s. or up. arc. . -• AWN - EY. I\II—ESSRS. LUCAS and Co: beg Leave to .inform those that -may 'be de;;;roui 'of borrowing Tempo qt Permanent SUMS ot• MONEY, that they can at ail and wit h , .tit delay, advance any Sum .stunt Orie Hun_ lTh onds, and upward*, on persona other Security, ari*in P g tc MarriageSettletnents,Nlo.l -14 lothe timis, Clergyinens' Livirigr or Freehold, Copy 're Lt i and . Lea-enold Estates, on the most fair anc,l equitable f ills,, aim w ill also cwidnet every Negotiation trap much less "Ttoce-than what is usualls tin money sadions. tel pplicatit. Messrs. Lucas and 'Co. daily re a*, =it their house, No. 19, kit - Ilya-street, St. !sines's, Lettrpost-paid, Ammetti4tely answ,:red. A "' Teh -ears purchase will be given tbr well secured •FOk ,SPRAiNS, BRUISES, RHEUMATISMS, Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. lls vv,th, regret that the Proprietors of this Me cr- ip,conw..quen,e, of tite increased expence of the WWCII it is composed, find tfmnselves under the y of adding' TI,K,e-pence; the value of the StaMp, lik.,tte, tfie'price, in - order that they may be able t o the busineis with a : fair_ prcfit. They, however, . I : , iuseives to the Po blip, that when any material and th e reduCtiMi in those articles shall' fake efied, th at eY lower :lie cii.:rAe accordingly: b The superior exi..elle.ite of„and the great demand for,,,liis ( i i k ) "•ieldoc, haviog produ,:ed a variety of counterfeits, pur„ alsl,rs r._-quesrgd' to lotsserve, - that on thrli-Oiltsiie of each 0 1:Ken:line, is pasted a Stamp, in which the wards So ,-% ,, 1?e.ry,,N0„ 4 5. St, L'aui's," are.engraved.• . and Son at Nfki, 45, St. Patit's".. I.ondor. ; or at thc:ir New 'Warehouse, No. 29; 111"lai - it.;ttles, price'as. 9d. each, duty • and by their usual Venders ; T T 1 - 4 4 LT s .. ,". ' V: .. 1` , ) .1 L. ..„. 4 0 WED N_ESDAY; MAncif 1810. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, SINCE 1 had the honour of last a dd ress i ng you, and of requesting your Vntes and Interest at the Gene . ral Election, when, in consequence o f the depth of Mr. itti hefts. a Vacancy will occutmt the East India Direction, I Have continued my personal Canvass ; and 1 have peculiar satistadion in assuring you, • that I have met with the most xlecided and flattering Support, not only trom the Proprie tors who lio;aitired.me with their Suffrages at the last Elec. train, but also from a great number of those whose Votes :Were at that time pro-engaged. thitler these citc:umst,neeS shall proceed with confi deitt,and, trust, Well-grounded hojes of succeSs, - to the Ballot, which is fixed for Wednesdty the t tth of April ; •and 1 beg leave to repeat- my assurances, that if by. your favour I should then obtain the highly honourable situation which I now solicit, my best endeavours shall be exerted to main tam the just Rights, and to promote the real -Interests, of the r.itst . l udia Company. I am, Ladies zu i Gentlemen,-with great Respect, - lour oiost'obeclient and very humble Servant, • RICHARD TWINING. Strand, March zt, tBto. At a Nuinerotv E ETLN Gof the ,PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, held at 'the City of Londun • Tavern; on Tuesday. the 20th March, ato, • • GEORGE SIMSON, Esq. M. P. in the rrHE following Resolutions were moved by Sir Ei A (HAS ED '.IONSTON, Bart. and seconded by -GEORGE .WARD, Esq. • fst, Resolved Unanimously, That the long tesicii.nce in India of Mr. Samuel D a vi s ,' an d his employment in Offices' of high Trust and Confidence under the Supreme Government of Bengal, have as)rded, in the opinion of this Meeting., well-tounded pretensions for his coming forward as a Candidate for the East India Directioni. 2d, .kesolved Unanimously, That the favourable sentiments recorded of Mr. Davis, di:lring the GoVerninents of Lon► Cornwallis, Lord `Feign mouth, and Lord Wellesley, in regard to the integrity, talents, and servic:!s of that gentle:pan, constitute a just and honour abie claim to the support of the Proprietary on the present occasion. 3,,t, Resolved Unanimously.' That this• Meeting will use its most strenuous exertion; to promote the success of Mr : Davis's Canvass, and to secure his Election, as , a Director of the East India Company, at the ensuing General Election, in A prir next: GEORGE SI MSON, Chairman. It was then rinanimout Ik . Resolved, That the . 1 hanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair. man, for his able conduct lit the Chair : Mir DA 1/AS's COMMITTEE will meet daily at the City of London i'avern. VIC:TZLILLING'.OFFIC'E, Match Zo,.:F THE CaIIAiISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MAj'EQ'Y's NAVY do hqtbs , give Notify, That on Friday the 3oth Ina. they •zz'ill be retry to receive Ten.fer's writing(sealed up), and treat for Nine Hundred ttarters : of New Pale, and fw- Three Hundred Ctarters of NeW ffoie-dried AMBE.tt MA LT ; to be answerable to Samples (el not leso than One Qua” each), to be produces' with the Tenders..' And for Three Hundred Chaldront of PITTS TANF I E LD AMOR, LADY €IMPSON'S or WINDSOR PONTOP COALS (full pay) in an entire Carp or Cargoes ; The Malt to be delivered, ()et- hdO e thereof in a Fortnight, and the other Half in a Fortnight aftert,tli do ; and The Coals, One- hall by the 34,5 of April, and the other. 114 by the 3 , st of May next, into his Majesty's 17, 4 7ualling Skres at Deptford ; aid to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest Ninety days.aftei date. The Condition: of the Contraeis may be seen at tke Secretary's Ofce. • No regard will he bad to any Tender in which kbe P: ice shall not be insermi in welds at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board . belot-e One o'Clock on the said Friday, 3oth Inst, nor st - lets - the•Personwbom a k e s the Tender, er st.nte Person ;oh .his attends, to assswir7s.ben cal/ed/op .' Pic uALLIiVG-UPP ILL, Feb. 26, tFro. THE COMMISSIONERS forP7CTUALLII4'G -1 .- Ws 111/IyEST)" ? NeIYY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday,'the Ist of Tune, they will be ready, to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supplying of SEA PRO. VISIONS to hit Majesty's shipi and vesyrir at Lirlifax, in Nova Scotia ; Quebec; in Canada ; Norfolk, in Pirgina ; and the Island of Bo muda, (conjointly in one avat7) Jor Twelve Months certain; from the 22d of August next, , and f ur:her until six Months warning shall be given on either side for the terminl. lion thereof, To be paid for i g Bills, payable wit! Intereit,. diy: after date, The 'Conditions of the Contrat9 rn.y be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will 6e had to any Tender is .tobieh the Prices shal l not be inserted in words 'at length, or that shall 'not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cleck ore the said Fridqy, the lst of quire next, nor• unless- the Person v:honiakes du; Tender, ;;'r some , Perron on hie hehall, attends, toans?ver, when called : —lVor, evil any Tender thai cont.,ins extrava , g.,ni upon 1-. me ar, ticles., and prices much to the real value upon others,: be considered as:IP 6per ,o 144(1 - r1S1-1 ,Sl-1 Thcs Day ..vas puntished, A SUPPLEMENT to TESTACEA BRITAN . N CA, with • • 11) MONT GU, Y.sti. ; 1. 1..5. and WS. Sold by White and Co. Fleet-street, an other tiook. sellers .Plain Copies 183. coloured ti. Those hodesire cO.ourcd Copit, of ch original Part, are inkrincAl th.o.a tew remain on hantt,. , :I'l9a liay, was puhlish• u, '-• In Three 'Volurpics, 0, - ,tavo, price iy.. 6ti. in „boards, or either 'separately, 6a. 6d. THE LIBRARIAN ; bei ng :in Acconilt .of scarce, useful, .iikt• valuable Books, hlailUsetipt. 11- briiries, Public lteeurda, Sec. • - By jA MES SAVAC r Printed-tOr . W. g.,N;a4c, No. 2T, Bedtordbury, Cdvent. Garden : auu sold by Sherwood, Neely, and iones ; and by Gale and Curtis Paternoster-row, Of whom rnio ,be had, by the sarhe Amour. I. AII ~;, t ccruant of the List ilneiS and Death of Richard IPorsoa, , A - M. Protessor of. ,G reek In the University of Cain. • bridge,' and Principal Librarian of the London, t VVO. Is. 6d 410. 2s.' ; 2. A Concise History of tit.: Collin - wee of Gr•:!at 13! itain, 35. boards FIVE GUINEAS REWARD. L 0 ST, by a Gentleman, a Black Morocco POCKET-BOOK, contmhing a \otz of Hand rot 4681. drawn by Samuel Wilinot, Bristol, payable - t the Or. cier,of• 1..e0b Cy iticiths Hitchcock, dated the rst of lan, flit®, at Six Months atter (1,1 , e: • • • Also, a NOTE. H.N D drawn by Geo. Willis, at Sixty five Days date, and indorsed by Watts, for 171. 17s. with sundry'other Xlealorandoms. Payment of tue above Bills being stopped, can be of no use but to the o wher. Whoevever will bring the same to Meylevand Son, Prin t tern, Bath, shall -receive the above Reward. Tins Day ;vas fittblisll.ed. SHORT ACCOUNT ut tire MUTINY in ►he ARMY of BENGAL, 111 1766; hems preparatory to the Publication of an .ccurate and Authentic Ak.t.ou'rit of the late Motto) at Mamas, now in the Press. for 1.1 )d, Haley-street. This Day was published, . • 3 One Volume, Octavo, price iss THE ECCLESIASTICAL an UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REGISTER, for the Yeas Printed for F. C. and I. Rtvingion, Sr Paul's Church. yard - C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge- s tr e ct ; and I. Hat chard, No. isp,.Piccadilly ; of Wimin may be had, EccieSiistical and University Annual Register, for 18a; price tcs 2 The t•cclesiastical Index, containiiic a List of .the Be. nefies, wijli their Valuations, Patrons, and Number of . &c. ivice 7s bd. This Day. was publish:-d; priceLoicds, PRINCE; translated how .the. Qiiginal 1' Italian of NI Cut)Lo lil AV ELIA. To which is - piefixecl introduction, skewing, the close Analogy Weer} the Principles of Machiavelli and the Aetions of Buonaparte. By J. SCOTT BYERLEY. • " To translate 4 The Prince' of is to write the ,Izik of Buon:ttiarte,,and the Secret Elistory of the Court of Sr. Cloud : " Vide I n troduction., London: Printed for Slier‘:vood, Neely, and Zoned, Pater noster-row. • • MADNESS rdli RAGE. • This Day was published, In Two Volumes, tzmo. price gs. MADNESS THE R.IGE ; or,.,Mernoirs of a Man without a Name. 'I ins is an original Wbrk, blend ng truth, satire, and no. velty. The incidents wi,l strongly interest the mass of Novel . Readers ; and the deduCtions rende r it not unwort l f t h e at tention o the man of talents and letters. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and [ones, PaternOster row ; and T. Gillet, Crown court, Fleet-street. Speedily will be published, in 3 vols. 12MO. • The Mysteries of the I orest. Is) Mss Mary Houghton.'. THE QUA4TERLY REVIEW.—No. 5, will be published on' Saturday the 3 rst Inst. price bs. and will contain Articles upon the following interesting Publica. tions : I. Lord Grenville and Dr. Duigenan, on the Claimi of the Catholics. , 11. Sir W.. Drummond and Mr. Walpole's. Herculanensia. 111. WallaCe.; or the Fight of Falkirk. 1 V. Gardanne— Voyage dans is Perse. V. Sir Brooke Boothby's Fables and Satires. VI. Sir Francis , D'lvernois on the Continental Blockade. ' VI I. Dentrecat.teaux—Voyags la Recherche de la PE. rouse. VIII. Sidney SMith's Sermon before the Archbishop of York. IX. Peyrard—Ouvres d'ArchimEde. X. Sir Philip Francis and Ricardo on Bank Notes and Bnllioo. • XI.. Leroy de Flagis —Etat de Russie. Xli. Herbert Marsh's Ledures. XII i. Euripides—Troades, et Phcenissx, a Burgess. • XI V. Churton's bile of Dean Now e ll. XV. Thornton.' s.) cesent Stale of Turkey. XVI. MernoireS de la Conite;:se de Lichtenau. XVII. Voyage to Cochin China. XVII 1. Fatal Revenge, by Dennis Jasper Murphy. XIX. Clarke and iVl`Arthur's Life of Lord Nelson. Printed for john Murray, 32, - Fleet-street, London ; and soli by . every other B...okseller in England, Scotland, sod New Editions of the First and Second Numbers of the Quarterly Review are now ready.—Complete Sets of the first Four Numbers may be had ity wo Volumes Svo.,price ti. Is. in boards, or separately, price ss. A CHALLENGE. i i k:/fESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeolis, late in 1. his M jesty's service, challenge the whole Nvoi Id to prove a single instance where their medicine aiyi ineihod of cure haVe tailed or the desired effect: ri'he prictice of ;rainy years in this particular branch of tliet proiession, has not given rise to one unsuc essful They continue to dired their studies to the tratmcnt and cure of venereal cOmplaints, and that derangement of the sys_ tern, which is the consequence Of the pernicious and wasteful ttlects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued .by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will he.thur,i to be the unfailing source of barrenness ;_t he oilier have its ravages la. tally developed to them by a diS tress i ng state ofde:Ality, which, if ,not, timely remedi e d, t e rminates in impotence. These are its eitmote and ultimate effects, while consump tion, loss of muscular power, and various nervous coin p aims, usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.- 0f persons languishing un-fer the disorders incidcnt to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc cessful id the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cas.i of ve nereal infection, such as obstrudions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi. nal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURFS, Whether recent or ofiong duration, and which have baf fled the skill of.Crther Practitioners, are by their preSent im proved plan of treatment, etketually and pernianemly cured, without the Patiet:t sufk-ring the exerticiiiing . pan and alartning hemorrhage:which frequently follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. ill rite course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Stridures have been and are daily under. their cart, the total eradication of which is elfeCted by a safe, certain, and expe ditious mode of pr i - idice, ,snperior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility lies for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Stricture his been dearroyc is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Several Npbleinen and Gentlemen ig t,tte - first respeCiabis lity, - have been under the care of Mesite: Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the y retfira, Strictures, &c. and having received a radical and peinianent Cure, request that references may be given to thew,. as satisfactory evi dences ofthedecisive 'superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen Pave •had strictures from to to 20 years, and had been. under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other SurgeonS of equal emi. nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the 1.. u. tzar Caustic, without success. Messl)..Ctirrie and -Co. may be 'consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton.garcien..7' Patients- in the-Country are r2quested to state the, patticu, lars of their case, age, ao' general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance 164 - Advice and medicines, bvhen the same will be given or sent to any part of rile kiiigdom. To en , ure that secrecy so eVent ia I to th6rumfeiraiiing, the postage o f lint ers may aided to the account for itte.divincy, 9th E une,. 11 09.. - 47, Hatton garden. S Jl._ ; 4.1111 r - ,,•,... , . -,4,- - - -1--.7 - - ,- \ 4-? . . _, 4 '4 . . • 4.. i , , ... ~.„Ar , „. - ;•• • : ~. 4 " it ., - i: ; . .... ---. .-,:' f ,: ...:! _ •''..- -L--j .,. < , , ,,. .i . ...,-- [PRICE SIXPENCE lIALPPEN-Nt. IMPERIAL PAR TAAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20. --- Counsel were again heard in the Appeal Master ton v. Meikiejohn.—The decision to-morrow, the Marine Mutiny 'Bill was brought tp twin he Commons, and read a first time. Tt!e Bills on the table were forwarded in their re spective stages.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TtTESDA y, MARCH 20. Viscount JoeEtYLI" took the oaths and his seat. The Committee on the CharitOle Donati. u Bill was postponed from Thurcd , y till I.\/ond.ty next., The Irish Grand Jury Bill, winch stood for a se cond reading this ,day, was postponed Oa the 15th May. - Mr. MELLISH moved the second reading of the Patent Tessera Bill it was read accoi-di ily, and Committed. -The Corn and . Provision Bill was a ;!,id time, and p'assed. The Quarantine Bill went' through a Committee. Report to-morrow. The London LegaL,Quay Bill was reported. • Mr. ROSE brought in'a Bill 'fur aniendwg tip,. 45th of . the Ic.ing respecting the exportation and importa tion of goods from and to the West Indies. Read a first tittle, and ordered to be read a second time to -morrow. V, 74 . - A.A. . 44, -\ \K4 r '5 4 :,t- -. .4 •• 0 -- / tl'.---' . ;:""...,":::;.,1:-';:efill:-.;;;.' ,!..gai 'kzt%';..;',4....E.';', ~ ./, . .15.'!if-.:; 1 ..: 15 - - 71'.: -. ;-- t. .f,-7,-;-: 44,.„:,, ,f.,„7.,,,--4--,,,,....1,- -,-e,,,tit.0.;-0,,,- -..e,,,,.14:.3":\\..v -. :://,?,,,y: ;:.!, ~ \,' -% WALCHEREN INQUIRY. - - Mr. SWAN moved tor certain documents fona Sir Richard, Strachan respeciing .the Inquiry into the Walcheren Eqedition. Mr, WARD seconded the motion, and stated that it would be necessary to go into the Commi tee to . receive these doCuments, as Sir Richard Strachan had sent them to the Admiralty in,sua a form tied they could not be laid on the table as public documents., The House having gone into the Committee, it was suggested by the Speaker that the proper mode of receiving them would be as -supplementary evi dence of the Han. Otlicer._ . They were accordingly so received ; the Hausa resumed, and the Report was received, and ordered to be printed. The- House went into a Committee on the Irish Sugit-Ora whack - Act._ Report to-morrow. j ute a was given to bring in Bill to coctinue the Act. • The Irish Corn' and Provisions Bill WAs reported, and the aniendthents agreed 1(3. THE DUTCH C:.I%,IIVIISSIONERS, Mr. WARD • wix!led to be informed, from the Right Hon. Gentlrrnair opposite, whether he pinch Commissioners had made up their:icy, ants b y di re.llo.o of the Lords of the Treasury, in old er t o be referred to the Office for Auditin g Pahlic Ace,;unts, there to be insnecteo.. He was anxious to be in formed, because he understood that these, Commis siofier, hod presented memorials to the Treasury at4i.tinst the order. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was not prePared io answer she question of sis Hors. Geq tleinan correctly, but ::e did, believe that some corn• mumcation had passed between ;he Lor :s ot• the Treasury and the Conithissioners. Ho, however, would make inquiries, arid ascertain the fact in the couiSe,of to-morro.v. MARQUIS WELLESLEY. .. Mr. WHIfTBR4AII rose to move for certain pipers relative to the instructions given to . Marquis We des. ley on hi, mission to Spatn. • T[i. CLIA.NcELLna of the EXCHEQUER had no ob.. •jestion, if the [ - Ion: Gentleman would-point out any partiLular• part of the instructiOns; to lay an abstract .on the table. Mr. WHITBREAD was disposed to content hims:rlf with those parts which the Right- Hon. G. nth-man - conceived might be produce!, so as .iot :o be injuri ous to the public service by the cl.sclogrre. Wii-n produced, he slioald not deem them Sufficient, he • would move for others. An Address to his Majesty was then moved b y • the HOh.-arrnilerna n for Extracts from the Instruc tions to the Marquis Wellesley on his departure tor Spay: , .—Agreed On the motion of M r. Fi tz g erald, various letters which passed bet wren Mr Knight and M. Moore,. on the Waicheren Expedition, were ordered to be be ro A reti E 'e LL Hous Mr. PliNmoped for a return of the otlic , s under the Crown, established on and since .Ta 7 nuary 1783, distinguishing the respective salaries of the officers, the increase of salaries, &c.—Or. dere ci. REV'FJZSIONS Mr. BANKES rose to move for leave to - bring to, a Bill, winch' the House had repeatedly shelve that . it thought nec es sa ry , a l tholigh another House, of Parliament seemed of a very different opinion ; be meant a Bill to prevent the Grant of s Pensions in Reversion. The Bills which the House hid already passed for this purpose had the misfor tune to tail in • the House of Lords; as w,-11 as ano ther Bill, which had originated in that House within thepresent Session. Nevertheless, he the mode by which the House was most likely to carry its wishes ultimately into etfel, was to ,hew that it was in earnest, by using every means it might constitutionally adopt without the appearance of pertinacity, to obtain final success lit a ineiStire so necessary to public economy,, and so satisfactory, as it would be, to lite public feeling. underst oo d, that in the other House of Parliament it was not usual to entertain or discuss measures which were considered to,eneroaehs upon the privileges of the Crown, without having lvs Majesty's assent expres ed by his Ministers to the discussion, He was, not cont eis int with the proceedw gs of the other House of Parliament, Out he cold h o d no such principle in the proctedings o f t4is House ; and, not+A ithstsad- be, ing Jag lust :11d on An. Fr: ls, ion ow ha !d